BCG Daily Tuesday 10th March 2020

Features

Press clippings

This Country. Image shows from L to R: Kerry Mucklowe (Daisy May Cooper), Lee 'Kurtan' Mucklowe (Charlie Cooper). Copyright: BBC

This Country - review

I thought the mockumentary format peaked with Ricky Gervais's The Office, but I'd say This Country has it beaten.

Claudia Connell, Daily Mail, 10th March 2020
Austentatious. Image shows from L to R: Charlotte Gittins, Cariad Lloyd, Amy Cooke-Hodgson, Austentatious

Review: Austentatious at The Fortune Theatre

It began life in Edinburgh on the Free Fringe, and built such an incredible following that it would go on to sell out in Edinburgh for a further five years.

Theatre Weekly, 10th March 2020
Tony Wright

Tony Wright interview

"I've never felt so free on stage, I had a sit down wee to celebrate."

Blizzard Comedy, 10th March 2020
Feel Good. Mae (Mae Martin). Copyright: Objective Productions

Mae Martin: the comic redefining the modern love story

Mae Martin's uplifting, yet honest new series will soon be your new favourite show.

Ella Alexander, Bazaar, 10th March 2020
Inside No. 9. Image shows from L to R: Steve Pemberton, Reece Shearsmith. Copyright: BBC

Inside No. 9 review

Inside No. 9 is consistently so very, very good.

Carol Midgley, The Times, 10th March 2020
Paul Vickers. Copyright: Steve Ullathorne

Twonkey fails to explain next week's comedy show...

Paul Vickers aka Twonkey performs his latest show Twonkey's Ten Year Twitch at the Soho Theatre in London next Monday night. He lives in Edinburgh. I live in London (ish). We talked via Apple FaceTime... We both got sidetracked in cyberspace...

John Fleming, John Fleming's Blog, 10th March 2020
Breeders. Image shows from L to R: Ally (Daisy Haggard), Paul (Martin Freeman). Copyright: Avalon Television

Breeders hits absurdity of perfection in parenting

Showrunner Simon Blackwell trades the politics of Veep for the trials of parenthood, and finds the funny in 21st century parental guilt.

Jeff Beer, Fast Company, 10th March 2020
Andrew Doyle

'Titania McGrath' writes a woke children's book

Woke social justice parody Titania McGrath has written a spoof children's book.

Jay Richardson, Chortle, 10th March 2020
Military Wives. Image shows from L to R: Lisa (Sharon Horgan), Kate (Kristin Scott Thomas). Copyright: Lions Gate

Film review: Military Wives

Lightning fails to strike twice for Peter Cattaneo, Oscar-nominated director of The Full Monty, with another heart-warming comedy drama of community spirit in the face of adversity.

Damon Smith, The National (Scotland), 10th March 2020
Stephen Bailey

Stephen Bailey on his upcoming Brighton show & more

Stephen Bailey, a side-splitting stand-up comedian who charms audiences up and down the UK with his quick wit, answered a few questions for us ahead of his upcoming Brighton show.

Georgia Hansen, Brighton Journal, 10th March 2020

Inside No. 9 - Death Be Not Proud review

What follows is one of the funniest and darkest episodes of Inside No. 9 yet.

Reece Goodall, The Boar, 10th March 2020

Videos

TV & radio

4 O'Clock Club. Copyright: BBC

4 O'Clock Club

Series 9, Episode 6 - Scouts

Evan helps Polly out when she lies to her mum - and ends up having to join the Scouts.

The Trip. Rob (Rob Brydon)

The Trip

The Trip To Greece, Episode 3 - Pelion To Athens

Over many courses, the pair discuss famous Athenian battles, the origin of the word marathon and the correct way to resuscitate a heart attack victim.

The Windsors. Image shows from L to R: Charles (Harry Enfield), Camilla (Haydn Gwynne), Douglas (Mark Keegan). Copyright: Noho Film and TV

The Windsors

Series 3, Episode 3

Charles sets out to prove he's not an eccentric crank; Wills wants to achieve his Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award; and Kate is behaving rather strangely...

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